Kant: A Beginner's Guide to the Core Ideas and Modern Relevance of Immanuel Kant, Including the Categorical Imperative, Deontology, and the Nature of Human Knowledge (Western Philosophy)

Often considered history's most difficult philosopher, what if Immanuel Kant's revolutionary ideas are more accessible—and more relevant—than you've ever imagined?

Before Kant, philosophy was locked in a war between reason and experience, leaving science and morality on shaky ground. Then, a quiet, punctual professor from a small Prussian city unleashed a quiet revolution that changed everything.

From The Philosophy School, Kant: A Beginner's Guide is your essential map to the intricate and...